Wimbledon A local preacher has claimed that fans queuing for overnight tickets for tickets for the prestigious tennis tournament are allegedly indigestion and urinating, claiming a local preacher.
Simon Right, 68, A Member of Save Wimbledon A group of park residents stated that the historic Parkland classes, especially the wooden wood – a secluded region once known as “Piggy Woods” – is being misused as toilets by some queues.
The surname is before World War II, when local residents placed pigs as part of the effort of food time of war.
Mr. Wright said, “We have come to the tissues used – it is clear for whom they have been used. Human feces are worse than animal stool in the context of the microbiological load taken by them.”
He said that the problem is especially intense in the oldest part of the forest, where the discretionary signage urges visitors to “honor” the forest, proved to be ineffective.
He said, “There is a postcard-shaped notice that states that please respect these wood-this is a little mouth,” he said, remembering an encounter: “Last night, I met three people, who were going away from there to urinate.”
A spokes for All England Club He said that he has not seen any evidence to certify the current claims, but confirmed that the steovers regularly patrol the area to ensure that it is maintained well.
He said that in the first four days of the championship, more than 40,000 people had passed through queues, praising the Southfields community to welcome the guests with “their general good desire and hospitality”.
Mr. Wright, who lives near the park, claimed that local children have come in contact with human feces while playing in the area, describing the issue both as symptoms of increasing pressure on the park due to health risk and queue size.
“This is partly health risk, but it is also a lack of respect,” he said.
Save Wimbledon Park is a group that protests All England ClubThere are plans to construct on neighboring Parkland.
Concerns about cleanliness were earlier raised by Mr. Wright with his MP, Fleler Anderson and leader of K. Wandsworth council After a particularly challenging year in 2022, when low portable toilets were available.
Similar complaints came to light a decade ago; In 2015, Wimbledon Times Human waste is examples of long queues for urine “dry sun”, and limited toilet Facilities in the park.
At the time, the Marten Council confirmed that portable toilets were provided and warned that criminals could face prosecution, while the All England Club described the behavior of the “very small minority” of the queue as “humiliating” and “completely unacceptable”.
